cloc, aka Count Lines Of Code, is a command line application created in 2006 by Al Danial.
Source Code
cloc counts blank lines, comment lines, and physical lines of source code in many programming languages.
- Tags: command line application
- cloc is developed on GitHub and has 19,025 stars
- Early development of cloc happened in https://github.com/AlDanial
- cloc is written in YAML, C++, Perl, C, Java, Python, Bourne shell, Pascal, Fortran 90, C#, JavaScript, TypeScript, Make, Assembly language, Go, Haskell, Puppet, XML, Markdown, R, CSV, Dockerfile, MATLAB, JSON, SQL, COBOL, Lua, Forth, Tex, Idris, Prolog, Smalltalk, Visual Basic, SCSS, ASP.NET, mustache, PHP, Mathematica, GraphQL, XSLT, Razor, Logos, IDL, FORTRAN 77, Julia, Elm, Logtalk, CMake, Racket, SVG, DIET, Rescript, Zig, Ruby, hoon, Imba, Thrift, Bash, Xtend, odin, Lean, Scheme, MXML, HAML, Swift, RAML, Clean, SaltStack, Meson, JCL, Fennel, Nix, Nim, HCL, Metal, Raku, Ring, Agda, RobotFramework, EJS, AsciiDoc, Information Processing Language, WebAssembly, GLSL, Squirrel, Gherkin, Umka, Bazel, Scala, Objective-C, LFE, Lisp, Haxe, Brainfuck, TOML, Stata, JSON5, Blade, Smarty, Jupyter Notebook, Gleam, Tree and Tabular Combined Notation, Solidity, PL/M, IGOR Pro, Brightscript, Mojo, Gradle, Pig Latin, F#, Embedded Crystal, Velocity Template Language, SugarSS, starlark, reStructuredText, Slim, Vala, Svelte, Mako, Kotlin, FXML, Ini, Elixir, Chapel, plantuml, PL/I, Reason, APL, Dhall, Tcl, OCaml, LLVM IR, Groovy, ColdFusion, xBase, XQuery, MUMPS, FOCUS
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